Energy & Cleantech
Fluorine Free Foam Global Firefighting School
The Fluorine Free Foam Global Firefighting School is a training event focused on firefighting foam, including legacy and fluorine free foams, legislation, application methods, and firefighting tactics. It includes classroom and live fire training and is intended for firefighting professionals and industry personnel.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 2 March 2027 to 4 March 2027
- Organiser
- National Foam
- Tickets
- USD 2599
- Industry
- Energy & Cleantech
Public discussion
What people are saying
On stage
Speaker
- Rick IsaacksNational Foam Training Manager, National Foam
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Embassy Suites
201 University Drive East, College Station, 77840
Home2 Suites
300 Texas Avenue South, College Station, 77840
Fairfield Inn & Suites Bryan College Station
4613 Texas Avenue South, Bryan, 77802
Cavalry Court
200 Century Court, College Station, 77840
Drury Plaza Hotel College Station
705 University Drive East, College Station, 77840
Residence Inn
720 University Drive East, College Station, 77840
Hilton College Station & Conference Center
801 University Drive East, College Station, 77840
Homewood Suites by Hilton College Station
950 University Drive East, College Station, 77840
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